to stacy stites, is the prime suspect for months. they knew it was not fennell's semen in the body, but they still believed he was a suspect. he was actively interrogated and after he failed a second polygraph test on facts about the murder, he invoked his right to silence and refused to cooperate. that investigation, however, stopped after mr. reed's semen was identified. and suddenly, jimmy fennell was no longer there suspect and rodney reed -- jimmy fennell was no longer there suspect and rodney reed was prosecuted and ultimately sentenced to death. amy: the alternativeve theory of what happened with a rookie cop jimmy fennell, the fiance of stacy stites, was? what happened that night? >> every piece of evidence we have found over the course of 20 years now points to jimmy fennell, points that the fact that the law-enforcement officers investigating this case who suspected fennell are right ststop when you look at fennel's backgrouound, yet a history off excessivive force come eveven pr to thehe murder. his girlrlfriend rightht af

i rise today to honor the life of stacy manning. stacy tragically passed away leaving behind a legacy of compassion and support for minnesota families working through the process of adoption. she and her husband had three children of their own when they adopted three more. while working to meet the challenges that adoption can bring, stacy realized that other adoptive parents were experiencing many of the same challenges. she wanted to help. and established hope connections, a support network to connect families. stacy's work touched the lives of thousands of families across this country. this week, stacy's family is in washington to receive the angels in in adoption award for the work she earned. stacy may no longer be with us, but her spirit and hope connections mission lives on through her son andrew and assisting those. stacy, your impact on so many people will never be forgotten. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the the will recognize, the gentleman from texas, mr. veasey, for five minutes. mr. veasey: mr. speaker, today

please join me in welcoming stacy evans. [applause] >> thank you. thank you president fitzgerald kojak, thank you to all of the past presidents , very illustrious table. i'm going to begin by announcing i am not the governor of georgia . there are some who believe i'm confused. i am not. but as allison pointed out in 2018 we had a bit of a contested election. and in the process of running for governor of georgia, i began a campaign that was grounded in the notion that everyone was eligible to vote should vote, particularly the communities that had long been left out of the voting process in georgia but on a larger level they been left out of the decision-making process for our state. my campaign began with the notion that we were going to center communities of color . these are the fastest growing populations in our state and they were lagging behind in having their voices heard area and we centered our generalized communities and disadvantaged communities, talk to groups and no candidate had engaged and became the first gubernatorial nominee tomarc

in chicago, stacy davis gates is with us. she is the executive vice president of the chicago teacher union. and labor journalist sarah jaffe joins us from philadelphia, author of "necessary trouble: americans in revolt." welcome to democracy now! let's go d directly to ccacago. stacy davis gates, can you talk that yout this deal is struck, the chicago teachers union, with the city of chicago, that if all of the workers today, well,nds teachers are back at school. >> our members took a ten-day sacrifice to finally bring about some equity in the chicago public schools. our school communities will have a nurse five days a week in every school, a social worker five days a week and every school. school communities on the south and west side of the city are now being prioritized. they will get the wraparound support they need, the class size limits will go into effect almost -- will go into effect faster for them. look, this sacrifice are members made has ushered in a new type of chicago public schools that offers sanctuary to thei

. >> laura: and dinesh, number four on the leftist heroes, it's stacy abrams. she is the self-proclaimed winner of last years georgia's governor's race despite actually losing by just a mere 50,000 votes. >> we saw what happened in georgia where stacy abrams should be governor of that sta state. >> racially motivated patterns of voter suppression which are responsible for the fact that stacy ingram is not the governor of georgia right now. >> without owner's suppression, stacy abrams will be the governor of georgia. >> laura: i don't know why she changed her accent there. isn't that odd? they haven't accepted trump or any democrats lost pretty much of it comes within 100,000 vot votes. >> i think that -- i am mentioned ilhan omar, these people are protected on -- no matter what press preposterous candles they get involved in. they represent something very important to the contemporary left. the marriage of you may say. in this sense, the rhetoric of the rich or the poor, the woman or you are a desert for somalia. they cannot drop it, and they cannot go after yo

abrams is not the governor of georgia right now. >> without voter suppression, stacy abrams would be the governor of georgia. >> i don't know why she changed her accent when she said governor of georgia. isn't it odd? they used to say that trump wasn't going to accept the election results if he lost, but they haven't accepted trump or any democrat's loss, pretty much, if it comes within 100,000 votes. >> you know, i think that stacy abrams, and earlier, of course, i mentioned ilhan omar, these people are protected on the left no matter what absurd things they say. no matter what preposterous scandals they get involved in. the reason they are protected is that they represent something very important to the contemporary left. the marriage of left wing social xhek socialism with identity politics. so in a sense when you have not just the rhetoric of the rich and the poor but you're black, you're a woman, in ilhan's case you're also a muslim, you're a woman from the desert, from somalia, you become untouchable. the left cannot drop you. cannot go after you. that's what we're seeing here.

hold on to a coworker of the victim now corroborates reid story that he was having an affair with stacy stites and they had consensual sex hours before she was found raped and strangled on a texas roadside forensic examiners have since admitted in affidavits that their estimates of the time of death could be wrong there is another bit of blockbuster new evidence that's been introduced and that is from a member of the arion brotherhood named arthur snow snow claims that wall in prison he spoke to the fiance of the victim a man named jimmy final in that final confessed that he had murdered stacy stites because she was having an affair with an african-american man read his always insisted he is not guilty i think a lot of people know the truth right now. a lot of people seeing the evidence has been of the develop over the years the victim's cousin believes him that. you know that he is then you know me even though my heart the texas court of criminal appeals has consistently denied reid's claims of innocence in texas governor greg abbott has so far declined to grant reed a reprieve stites

we've spoken othe a number of family members who were familiar with stacy. with them for a time. they believe that jimmy is the person who committed the crime. and i think that everybody involved in this case ultimately wants justice. and the question is should we convict a person and sentence them to death and execute them when the evidence shows they actually did not commit this crime? and i think that the answer to that is of course no. t. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. keep us updated. >> will do. >>> and thank you for watching. your coverage continues. ♪ (dramatic orchestra) performance comes in lots of flavors. there's the amped-up, over-tuned, feeding-frenzy-of sheet-metal-kind. and then there's performance that just leaves you feeling better as a result. that's the kind lincoln's about. ♪ ♪ at progressive park! insurance themed fun ♪ children: yeah! announcer: ride the totally realistic traffic jam. ♪ beep, beep, beep, beep children: traffic jam! announcer: and the world's first never bump bumper cars. children: never bump! announcer: it's a

but the investigator knew what reed did not know at the time, that his dna was found on stacy stites. this may reed the prime suspect. reed has long said he was having a consensual affair with the 19-year-old. in a death row interview, reed said he lied because stites was engaged to a small town white police officer named jimmy fennel. >> it wam up she was seeing a police officer. that's why we tried to be as discreet as possible. she said if jimmy found out we were together, he would kill me. >> reporter: fennel's lawyer -- denying first, then admitting to knowing the victims. >> oh, that stacy stites. i'm having a torrid sexual affair with her. just in that little capsule of the life and times of rodney reed, you can see what a liar, what a rapist, what a dangerous human being that he is. >> reporter: reed's supporters say he's never been convicted of those other crimes and the allegations are being wrongly used to justify the execution. >> a young white woman was murdered, and a black man was convicted of it. that is their case, and they're taking it all the way to the execution ta

friend of the victim that seemed to corroborate his story that he was having a long term affair with stacy stites and that that would explain why his semen was found on the victim when she was found dead in another explosive piece of evidence an inmate in jail along with the fiance of stacy site says that that fiance confessed to her murder he has since through his lawyers denied that he has done so but that of another piece of explosive new evidence this happened just hours before the texas parole board recommended a 120 day stay of the execution so that they could consider new evidence or the court's consider consider new evidence that is a very rare thing 566 people have been executed in the state of texas since it reinstituted the death penalty in 1982 the parole board has only asked for a stay 5 times it's only been granted 3 times and now rodney reed hopes to be the our. faces. and these are the top stories u.s. president donald trump is facing accusations of intimidation after attacking the latest impeachment witness on twitter as she testified before congress many of out of it was

stacy: that is a great question. like victoria's secret or the gap have been on permanent promotion for years. 50% off today is not exactly like the biggest deal in the world for the gap. it is one of their highest, but it is not like this never happened. for them, they have trained the consumer never to pay full price. it is very difficult to walk your way back from full price. target,r retailers like they have done an amazing job with private labels and being differentiated and redoing their stores, so they can have promotions today but they will get those consumers to pay full price later because the product is truly differentiated. and value-oriented. alix: stacy, thank you very much. we appreciate this perspective. stacy widlitz, great to see you. were talking earlier about consumer discretionary and retail. is there a derivative play to be had if you want to play the consumer but do not want to go into this space? if you want seema: to play consumer discretionary, you need to find a different sector that can be

hold on to a coworker of the victim now corroborates reid story that he was having an affair with stacy stites and they had consensual sex hours before she was found raped and strangled on a texas roadside forensic examiners have since admitted in affidavits that their estimates of the time of death could be wrong there is another bit of blockbuster new evidence that's been introduced and that is from a member of the arion brotherhood named arthur snow snow claims that wall in prison who spoke to the fiance of the victim a man named jimmy final on that final confessed that he had murdered stacy stites because she was having an affair with an african-american man read his always insisted he is not guilty i think a lot of people know the truth right now. a lot of people seeing the evidence has been of the develop over the years the victim's cousin believes him that. you know that he is then even though mark the texas court of criminal appeals has consistently denied reid's claims of innocence in texas governor greg abbott has so far declined to grant reed a reprieve stites sister believes

rodney read that new evidence suggest among other things that a friend of the victim in this case stacy stites says that she knew that stacy stites was having a relationship with rodney reed that would explain why his d.n.a. his semen was found on the victim when she was killed and there is another explosive piece of evidence and that is that there was apparently a gel yard confession a man in prison says that he spoke to the fiance of the victim in this case and that the fiance confessed that he had committed the murder now his lawyers have since denied that but that has led to a rush of new information there was also a deputy who said at the funeral of stacy site that the fiance said over her body you got what you deserve so there's a lot of new evidence in this case and the court now wants to consider that. it's a story john that's 20 years in the making i'm sure it hasn't been that high profile all the time but how big is it now that we have you know down to the 11th hour well 3 years nobody really paid attention to this case it was another death row case in texas and there are many

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. >> great story >>> what's important to do before blending two families stacy francis is president and ceo of francis financial thanks for being here. what do you think some of the unique concerns are when it comes to blended families? >> you know, there are a few concerns the number one thing is that you're taking a family with two different economic systems, and you're bringing them together. and it becomes even more complicated if one person is in a different economic income bracket and can afford certain things and the other parent can't. >> i guess you kind of have to come together and maybe come up with one set of rules when if comes to things like paying for chores or situations like that >> exactly there has to be a set of rules that's the same for each parent and each set of children otherwise it's not going to work so setting those rules, being consistent and making sure that you're on the same page. >> sharon and her piece made the point that everybody should have a money talk, all couples should, before they get married. what should be in that talk >> what are our prioritie

coming up the president of the new york stock exchange is here, stacy cunningham will join us. the godfather of the venture capital industry, alan is here to look at private valuations and where the growth in the economy is today. it's been an exciting year on wall street, the dow closed above 28000 for the first time ever, rockers all over wall street several big-name companies went public in filed ipos but has all been peaches and cream, many of those fell flat like uber and slack and then the trade war with china. all the successes and failures keep investors on their toes, joining me too discuss it is stacy cunningham, the president of the new york stock exchange. thank you for joining us. how is business, give us your take from an inside view of how things are going capital market. >> it seems like a long time ago we began 2019 and a lot has happened since then. if you look at the first quarter of 2019, the government was shut down so the ipo market was non-existent if you like a really long time ago. the first quarter was then in the second quarter was tremendously busy o

suppression particularly of african-american communities that prevented us from having a governor stacym the campaign trail to the debate stage, voter suppression has become a familiar charge for 2020 democratic presidential candidates as they continue to argue that republicans stole the 2018 georgia governor's race from stacy abrams and our stifling voter turnout in states across the country but do the facts support those claims, we are back with dan henninger, jason riley and allysia finley, jason, was the georgia race stolen by voter suppression? >> well, this is a familiar charge that we get every couple of years and the runup to election days and it's a long-term strategy for democrats and the goal to keep blacks angry and paranoid by saying that republicans win elections busy pressing the votes of black voters and the problem is that the data does not bear this out, this is not what the data shows, we have seen black voter turnout increasing steadily since the bill clinton presidency. predates obama and in some presidential year we have seen black voter turnout exceed white voter

he was sentenced to death in a 1996 murder of stacy stietz.ms her then fiance is responsible for her murder. rob: more on that story coming up later in the show. the man accused of killing eight people on a new york city bike path is due in court. a pretrial conference is scheduled. he is facing murder charges after allegedly running eight people over with a truck on halloween in 2017. it was the deadliest terror attack in new york city since 9/11. he is facing the death penalty. and new details are being revealed about a violent triple homicide involving one of the boston marathon bombers. a friend admits that the two of them tied up three young men, robbed and beat them before killing them. the killings allegedly happened two years before he helped to set off two bombs at the boston marathon in 2013. his brother is hoping to use these new details to appeal his death sentence. he claims that he was being pressured to kill by his violent older brother. jillian: wow. rob: yeah. jillian: violence escalating in hong kong overnight. hundreds of pr

line the money line was i see dead people this is going to make more sense but 1st we need to talk to stacy well certainly we do have a zombie economy thanks to the never ending parade of free money from the fed and the growing pile of debt because you know this past week we saw the global debt pile hit over $250.00 trillion $255.00 chilean to be exact it's probably up another chilean or 2 by the time this airs so the fact is we have a lot of debt and it's piling up stock markets are hitting all time new highs some even yahoo finance is starting to connect the pieces that maybe all this debt and all this free money is driving the stock markets but even your own powell and testimony he said the debt is growing faster than the economy it's a simple as that in nominal terms and that is by definition unsustainable ultimately you will have to get it to where the debt is not growing faster than the economy and it's growing faster in the united states by a pretty pretty significant margin so as you say it's growing faster than g.d.p. is growing faster than g.d.p. it takes $3.00 of debt to induce o

. >> stacy is former candidate for georgia governor spoke about voting rights at the national press club in washington d.c. she spoke about the groups actions to combat voter suppression and election policies. they also took russians from the 2020 presidential election. this is one hour. eight. >> good afternoon. welcome to the national press club. my name is allison, i'm the 112th president of the national press club take on the investigations associated press. you have a program and we invite you to listen or watch or follow along on twitter using # and pc live. what are c-span and public radio audience, please be aware that in the audience today are members of the general public.ad any reactions you hear are not necessarily from the working press. i like to begin by introducing our had table. please hold your applause until all the head table guests are introduced. to my far left, robert, president of the public news office and the number of the npc headliners. is a former president of the national press club.m we have eleanor, a political columnist with the daily read. a national rep

shortage that's right the world is running out of helium you noticed on running out of paper money right stacy indeed you're not but you know what you need the helium because of all the paper money all the printing of money because helium is not only are the stock prices and everything going up up up like it's an a helium balloon but you need the helium balloon for the celebrations everybody celebrating president trump while we've been here in new york or right now where in brooklyn and he's tweeted stock market is record how i spend your money well you would think that he's inhaling helium and so are the various stocks that make up the s. and p. $500.00 and dow jones average but when you scratch the surface you find that there's nasty accounting fraud going on and all kinds of wall street derivatives tricks this is a real or just a fake ileum high exactly so stock markets hit all time high. and we know as we were covering a here the fed continues to intervene up to $250000000000.00 a day and the repo market so is there disaster or is there not why or why is this wall street class right across

and p. 500 number stacy we continue to go up and down up and down there's a lot of hope a lot of euphoria and a lot of tension about the trade deal with china but before that we're going to look at the underlying cause of the latest hyper inflationary move in the stock markets and that's been the fed the fed of course is essentially the cause of the entire rise in the stock market since 20072008 the financial crisis they've been pouring trillions of dollars into their bodies on wall street and that's one of their buddies i was a really happy for me that's the opening bell out there so fed will not disclose which banks are receiving repo cash for at least 2 years this is our friends i gat the gold antitrust action committee out there in connecticut and they filed a freedom of information request with the fed they asked them who's getting this repo cash if you want to know which investment banks have been getting the infamous repo loans from the federal reserve bank of new york in recent weeks as gats a has wanted to know you'll have to wait 2 years according to a letter received from the b

thank you well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy i would like to thank our guest gerald solent they have the trends journal going to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report. time after time corporations repeat the same mantra sustainability very important. transition to sustainable transport sustainability. a more equitable and sustainable world. they claim their production is completely hominis. the big. companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away this. this is boom both broadcasting around the world and covering all aspects of our global economy in the 21st century and i'm christy i'm washington has a lock out today as consumers around the united states and the globe continue to cite health care as a major concern of their daily lives tech giants have now set their sights on the sector dr john dombrowski of the washington pain center lenses a hand in studio to break down google's 4 way into health care and the privacy concerns that surround the move as the search engine now has

that's the attitude in kingston it's again this is where the seeds of democracy was sown you when stacy was there you saw the beauty of you in the 774 academy you know for one of the 1st public schools in america john vanderlyn the famous hudson river painter whose work is in the capital return rotunda john j. oh that guy oh yeah he was a judge over at the courthouse over there and the when the 1st capital of new york state the constitution was written the kingston always 70 percent of america's constitution comes in there so that's what we feel and we feeling the freedom of what this country gave us and that's why both those buildings because i couldn't be me if i was a napolitano born in the village of peter quince i'm only because of monopoly tama born in the bronx i want to be free. oh speak in the bronx how about your fellow bronx in there say. what. they see as a kingmaker the democrats are certainly a right. to see any any hope on that side of the aisle at all at once again you know look would happen although democrats voted against trump for pull. the troops out of syria and you

. >> we leave these marks from stacy abrams to go live to capitol hill from senate leaders as they return from their party lunches. >> they will continue to pay that price. the other things were mentioned also on the list u.s. mca many things that need to be done but the democrats in the house were preoccupied and distracted by impeachment and the senate democrats have seemed no interest in getting things done that will get results for the american people. i hope that changes. >> the democrats running for president will debate tomorrow night and we will debate pride in proposals from them in here about 32 trillion-dollar healthcare plan and what they will not tell you is they will take health insurance away from 180 million americans who get it to work. we will hear about a proposal to save the planet but they will not tell you that they will raise the cost of gasoline by ten dollars a gallon to pay for what they are proposing. you may talk about their ability to spin straw into gold but the reality of it is that they don't have a way to pay for all the promises they continue to make. the

friend of the victim that seemed to corroborate his story that he was having a long term affair with stacy stites and that that would explain why his semen was found on the victim when she was found dead in another explosive piece of evidence an inmate in jail along with the fiance of stacy site says that that fiance confessed to her murder he has since through his lawyers denied that he has done so but that of another piece of explosive new evidence this happened just hours before the texas parole board recommended a 120 day stay of the execution so that they can consider new evidence or the court's consider consider new evidence that is a very rare thing 566 people have been executed in the state of texas since it reinstituted the death penalty in 1982 the parole board has only asked for a stay 5 times it's only been granted 3 times and now rodney reed hopes to beat the odds. for nationals living in the libyan capital have been left with a stock choice they can study in tripoli where they risk their lives because of the fighting or they can head to poverty buffaloed up the wide reports o

hold on to a coworker of the victim now corroborates reid story that he was having an affair with stacy stites and they had consensual sex hours before she was found raped and strangled on a texas road side forensic examiners have since admitted in affidavits that their estimates of the time of death could be wrong there is another bit of blockbuster new evidence that's been introduced and that is from a member of the arion brotherhood named arthur snow snow claims that wall in prison he spoke to the fiance of the victim a man named jimmy final in that final confessed that he had murdered stacy stites because she was having an affair with an african-american man read his always insisted he is not guilty i think a lot of people know the truth right now. people seeing the evidence has been of the develop over the years the victim's cousin believes him that. you know that he is then even though mark the texas court of criminal appeals has consistently denied reid's claims of innocence in texas governor greg abbott has so far declined to grant reid a reprieve stites sister believes reid is

how was stacy murdered? >> stacey stites was murdered with a belt.the time, the technology for dna testing was not available to test skin cells or things like that which were handled by the murderer. today we can. amy: explain where her body was found. >> her body was found off the side of the road in rural bastrop county. one of the most important things about her body was that it indicates she had been killed for hours prior to being left at that scene. which again places the time of death at a time that jimmy fennell testified that you were alone in her apartment. amy: and that he possibly would have took that body. >> and that body was then transported in the truck. we cd compositional fluid in the truck. we know she was dead for hours before she left that truck. that places her death at a time hours earlier than what was presented at the trial. that implicates jimmy fennell and not runny. -- not rodney reed. amy: how do you get this bill tested? >> we have presented this to numerous courts. we are in the federal court system asking for that dna